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    much if they are not backed up. Fellowship of Christian Athletes backs up their vision and mission statement with their four core values; which they back up with the Bible. The first of Fellowship of Christian Athletes values is integrity. They want someone who will “demonstrate Christ-like wholeness, privately, and publicly. Proverbs 11:3 is associated with this value, “The integrity of the upright guides them,but the crookedness of the treacherous

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    helping others. I will argue that it is morally correct to spend all your time and money on friends and family because every individual should be autonomous and govern their own life based on their values. I will argue this with the fact that as humans, we are rational beings and have the ability to give value to our beliefs through action. If a person believes that it is of greater importance to only dedicate their time and money to family and friends, then they must use their autonomy to act in such

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    1. Reconstruct Zwolinksi’s argument about sweatshop labor Zwolinksi thought that regarding of the autonomy the workers of sweatshop are inclined to the seemingly unfair conditions of MNEs was not that bad if we could find that at least this was a kind of autonomous self-expression. The workers ' choices are also good to return stroke to the third parties such as governments or consumer boycott groups. The workers have a moral right to call for MNEs to voluntarily improve working conditions. Well

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    Both Mill and Nietzsche would argue that the singularity of values, or preconceived, undivided ideas of truth, is an impediment to freedom. Nietzsche’s perspective further details how utility theory, as a method to determine freedom, inhibits freedom, as it appears to support the singularity of values. He would argue that prescribing a moral good of utility and saying that it is good for society as a whole, is promoting cultural specificity in that it assumes that one idea is good for everyone. Nietzsche

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    organization is a fixed and fundamental condition. In order for this structure to provide a foundation of a good society, there are a few other conditions that must follow--among them are attentiveness to all members of the society, commitment to universal values, and flexibility to change and adapt. In addition to structure, a good society is one that works to help all members thrive, especially individuals at the

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    relationships on purpose? And what if you attached an immediate dollar amount value to each of those new relationships? That 's what I did several years ago and my results have been nothing short of amazing. I know it might sound cold and calculating to think like this, but bear with me. It all started one evening as I was doing an Internet business seminar for a local S.C.O.R.E. chapter. I was talking about how to increase the value of email in your business. I looked down and, by chance, in my materials

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    Growing up with my cultural views gave me access to several important values I learned from my family. These values are very important to me, as they have shaped who I am today. The three most important values for me would be: to be honest, to be myself, and to be respectful. Each value has taught me different perspectives, abilities and given me different qualities. All three values are very important to me, however the most important one would have to be, being honest not just with others but being

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    Ownership and Sense of Self American business man and former politician, Chris Chocola, told Times Magazine. “And I would argue that the second greatest force in the universe is ownership.” In today’s society, a person’s worth and value is generally based on how much he or she owns. Those in the higher social classes typically own more prestigious objects; such as large houses, nice cars, and the most expensive brands of clothing. While those who lie at the bottom of the social pyramid are stereotyped

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    According to the book, Creating Career Success, asserts that Career Values Skills means that one will add what they value to their workplace. Personally, I have three strong career values and two that are a minority within my value list. Primarily, my first career value that I have always valued has been being independent. According to the book independent means that one is able to not follow any type of instructions or to obey any law. I use this career decision-making now by not counting on others

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    tremendous growth due to its well trained employees. McDonald’s treats and interacts with its employees with four values: work-hard, humility, culture, and dedication. McDonald’s values employees who work-hard as reflected in executive members who point to owner-operators who started at McDonald’s and became business owners as a result of hard work. Furthermore, McDonald’s values humility because executive do not say where they went to school, like the Kellogg School of Management. Executives like

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